would love to see the interior and the exterior of this home.

Teresa Watts

9 years ago

would love to see the interior and more of the exterior of this home.who is the builder or designer?

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Knauf Landscape Architecture
9 years ago
Sorry, I cannot share interior photos per the owners' request. The house was designed by award-winning architect and author, Sarah Susanka, who has written the 'Not So Big House' book series. The builder was John Steel of Stowe, Vermont.
summery
8 years ago
@ teet - if it's any help, this looks very much as if it's a version of Sarah Susanka's famous "Home by design," in which case you can see lots of photos of the interior and exterior here on Houzz and over at Houseplans.com where you can also see the floor plans, and buy the design itself.
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would love to see the interior and the exterior of this home.

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Knauf Landscape Architecture

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